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That reduced about 1 million of the returns but we still have about 5 million web pages to check out. A final way to narrow the search is to use quotes to narrow the search to an exact phrase. For example if what we’re really interested in is granny smith apples we can add that to the search like this: Now I will only see websites that have the words “granny smith” on them in that order spelled the way I spelled them. Using quotes is always a great way to narrow a search and in my example I was able to go from having 22 million web pages returned from my original search for “apples” to around 220,000 by my last example.
PRACTICE ACTIVITY: Try using +, - and “ “ to narrow a search on the internet. This technique will work in most search engines, not just Google. Give it a try today! TO KEEP ON LEARNING: Looking for more ways to improve your online search techniques? Try looking on the internet for: Advanced search techniques
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